Mingus estate heirs win 50000 in Athens County case
A Athens County Common Pleas Court jury awarded $50,000 to the heirs of Ethel H. Mingus for a house at 57 East Mulberry Street within the South Green Urban Renewal project. The case split defendants and involved Macos Sundry Shoppe interests and business loss arguments amid appraisal disputes.
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John M. Clark
Earl F. Radscliffe
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Warren Warpholi
Patrick Sayre
Fred Burdiss
June Fisk
Carolyn Cline
Indian Life Etchings Made By OU Student
Ohio University junior Daniel Douglas Nicholas, a student artist, creates ink etchings celebrating Indian life and culture. His work, influenced by Cree and Ontario origins, has drawn critics on campus with a planned display at Athens National Bank in September. Nicholas holds ROTC scholarships and ranks as a non commissioned officer. He aims to become a commissioned Army officer after graduation.
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Legion Plans Post Dinner and Dance at Legion Home
American Legion Post 21 and its auxiliary will host an appreciation dinner at 63 pm Saturday at the Legion home for members. Newly elected vice commander Don Sanders says the event honors support from the past year, followed by dancing from 8:30 p.m. to midnight with Red Embrey providing music.
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Athens County Tax Bill Paid by Major Local Firm
Athens County's second largest taxpayer paid the second half of the 1968 tax settlement totaling 153,829 for property and facilities in the county. The firm this year has paid more than 307,000 in taxes, with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. ranking ahead, paying over 900,000 annually. Other large tax payers include Tenneco Inc, General Telephone Co, and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
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Woman Hurt In Accident On Richland Avenue
Emma M. Rae 36 was injured in a two car crash on Richland Avenue near Pic n Pac Carry Out. Rae was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital with a nose injury and later released. Lula M. Misner 25 of Albany was the other driver. Police say Rae failed to stop within an assured clear distance and Rae was ordered into Municipal Court.
Ohio University official to join Temple as assistant dean
Roger I. DesRosiers Jr., chairman of Ohio University drawing and design, will join Temple University Tyler School of Art on July 1 as assistant dean. He joined OU in 1966, supervised graduate assistants, and oversaw art programs at six branches. He holds a BFA from Florida and a 1962 master’s from Chinese University. He is married with two children.
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Bond Forfeitures in Municipal Court Listed
Municipal Court records show multiple bond forfeitures with names and amounts. Entries include Juhe McGram and others with varied sums, plus notes of petrol and vehicle related charges.
OU Fine Arts Workshops Set For High School Pupils
Ohio University offers three fine arts resident workshops for high school juniors and seniors this summer. Theater arts institute runs June 29 to July 26 with stage speech acting and production of a full length play. Summer art workshop opens July 6 with painting drawing ceramics sculpture and printmaking. Junior music seminar runs July 7 19 21 Aug 2 with music theory history conducting and performance study. Enrollees reside in OU dorms and may join university activities. Information through Workshops Office Tupper Hall 309.
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Alden Receives Army Medal At OU Ceremony
Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden was awarded the Army Outstanding Civilian Service Medal for supporting the Reserve Officers Training Program. Col. William W. Bohn presented the medal, and Lt. Gen. Jonathan C. Seaman signed a citation praising Alden’s leadership and influence on the military program at the university.
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Albany Driver Fined on Two Counts
James Herman Perry of Albany pleaded guilty Wednesday to charges from June 3. He was fined a total of 150 dollars plus Municipal Court costs for leaving the scene of an accident and fictitious registration.
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Verico and Nelyar Adams Featured in Comal Pursuit
Semrah Clete Verico and Comal Nelyar ay lead a local pursuit as Meopy Hellen Mx joins Quest 83 Faye in a regional event. The report notes notable participants and the aims of the gathering.
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